Artillery from the Aberdeen P.G. collection and other sites

Ok. no problem .let's go for a few drinks! Desertwolf and ME-262 are paying hahahaha! Here are some more photos


Another shot of the Odero-Terni 75mm mod. 1906, an M1A1 90 mm formerly of the Argentine AF, taken at the National Aeronautics Museum in Buenos Aires, Jan. 1989, and Japanese 75 mm L.19,2 Type 41 mountain gun., which accordingf to inscription in the back, was photographed at the airfield of "The Confederate Air Force", Harlingen, Texas, October, 1985

 

ok, a drink for everybody( with in legal age )

 

Great... and you'll pay... man what a treat !!

Cheeers !!! :smok:

Regards, KBO

 

sorry roel and all the underage members of this forum for you a soda water :lol: :lol:

 

That depends, what is the minimum legal age for drinkin in Holland !!



KBO

 

that is true, i should ask before i said that, my bad

 

Better make it a Mc Donnald happy meal they get a free toy with it hahahahaha! :-? : :smok:
P.S.:KBO, ME-262..are you gonna try and identify that cannon l posted in the quiz section??let me give you a clue..It's a British design...

 

Sure hadnt seen it before now.

KBO

 

N.P.I., i d not know anything from guns, but germans

 

Answer moved to "Artillery Quiz"

 

Those 9.2 inchers are most likely 9.2"/47 BL Mark X.
Stats can be found here.

 

16, so I'll still take that offer! Thanks!

Do you have any pics of "regular" WW2 artillery, scaramouche? I can see that your specialization is Southern America, but maybe there are some European gun pics in your collection? Thanks!

 

Not a heck of a lot: while l was younger l used to collect "everything"- from ;literally "everywhere" (small arms, AFVS, artillery, aircraft, warships, merchant vessels, locomotives,etc) till the boxes and files of photos,books, magazine holders occupied four rooms and a large part of a finnished basement..

I distributed the European materials and the photos taken in Vietnam to several friends, and now sinec we are expecting the arrival a a future little marine in a few weeks, another of "my rooms" has been converted to its intended use ..therefore l've passed on my collections of Mexican and Central American materials-concentrating on the "Southern Cone" of South America. I am posing a postcard of some FH18 10,5cms prading through Paris, and a pre-war shot of German inantry with an I.G.36 7,5cm


In the package my friend sent from Germany there are some photos of artillery captured from the "Republicans" during the Spanish Civil War-but l left those at home. l'll bring ithem tomorrow..
BEst regards!
P.S.
Roel, take the Mc Donnald "Happy Meal" this week they contain "action figures" hahahahaha!

 

Haha, Ill buy you a drink Sacaramouche If you hunt me a grizzly!

Nice photos btw, and congratulations on the little marine!

 

Yes, you really keep the paths of life open for him...

 

oh come on :roll: , now he will start killing all the bears around his town :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

OK Ok !

Dont get me a grizzly, just an exchange of info in coming days ismore than enough!

 

Ok, next time they allow a bear hunt ..am game! You are invited.!!...(hope the bears are hahahaha!) Thanks! he'll be named Henry , after his maternal grandfather)--here's another photo: an Italian 105 mm L.28.4 Schneider mod. 1913 in North Africa-note that the weels have been modernized after a fashion (very similar to the wheels of the up-graded Odero-Terni 75 mm mod 1906)

 

You lost me Roel...

 

You are simply jealous.. :lol: :smok: